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Workplace interventions to improve well-being and reduce burnout for nurses, physicians and allied healthcare professionals: a systematic review

C. Cohen, S. Pignata, et al.

A systematic review of 33 studies since 2015 found that interventions—mindfulness, meditation, yoga, gratitude practices and organisational changes—improved well-being, engagement and resilience and reduced burnout among physicians, nurses and allied health professionals. This research was conducted by Catherine Cohen, Silvia Pignata, Eva Bezak, Mark Tie and Jessie Childs and highlights promising individual- and organisational-level approaches while noting study design limitations and calling for stronger future trials.... show more

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